Drayton McLane III
CEO of Classic Foods
active member of the Temple
community with a family
legacy of giving that has
inspired innumerable acts of generosity,
Drayton McLane III has a personal
appreciation for the medical expertise
of McLane Children’s Hospital, where
lifesaving care was given to two of
his three sons, Brooks and Walker.
Mr. McLane serves on the Board of
Visitors for McLane Children’s Hospital
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and the Scott & White Healthcare
Board of Trustees, and is the current
campaign chairman for United
Way of Central Texas. Beyond his
own personal gratitude, the driving
factor for Mr. McLane’s involvement
on the foundation board is his
belief that sustaining the health and
wellness of those who live and work in
Central Texas requires Scott & White’s
enduring presence.
I am excited to be working alongside such a distinguished group of
board members,” says Mr. McLane. “I’m still new to the healthcare
industry, but I’m ready to learn from the incredible mentors on
the board, grow in my understanding of healthcare, and contribute
however I can. My goal, as part of the foundation board, is to take
whatever measures necessary to help Baylor Scott & White continue
being on the leading edge of medical and surgical expertise and
provide our physicians and caregivers with the best technology and
training available so that we continue to make Baylor Scott & White
the place to go.
advocate for Scott &
White, Bill Rogers can
trace his relationship with
the healthcare system back several
generations and includes grandparents
who traveled down to Temple from
North Texas for care all their lives, as well
as parents who were early donors to Scott
& White. But perhaps his most personal
and compelling reason for wanting
to give back is his lifelong gratitude
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to the Scott & White physicians who
made an innovative diagnosis for an
illness he suffered as a young child,
saving him from potentially dam